Physiological mechanisms that control and affect lactation in domestic and laboratory animals with emphasis on dairy cattle. Includes mammary anatomy, development and health, and milk synthesis. Prerequisite: One Chemistry course and one course in Anatomy and Physiology, or Instructor permission.
Subject
ASCI
Course Number
220
Credits
3.00
Course Sections
| Course | Section | Title | Instructor | Term | CRN (Reg #) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ASCI 220 | A | Lactation Physiology | Joseph Emenheiser | Spring 2020 | 15559 |
| ASCI 220 | A | Lactation Physiology | Norman Purdie | Spring 2018 | 14638 |
| ASCI 220 | A | Lactation Physiology | Norman Purdie | Spring 2016 | 15972 |
| ASCI 220 | A | Lactation Physiology | John Barlow | Spring 2012 | 11353 |
| ASCI 220 | A | Lactation Physiology | Feng-Qi Zhao | Spring 2011 | 11513 |
| ASCI 220 | A | Lactation Physiology | Feng-Qi Zhao | Spring 2010 | 12053 |
| ASCI 220 | B | Lactation Physiology | Thomas McFadden | Spring 2009 | 13317 |
| ASCI 220 | A | Lactation Physiology | Thomas McFadden | Spring 2008 | 11542 |
| ASCI 220 | A | Lactation Physiology | Thomas McFadden | Spring 2006 | 11882 |
| ASCI 220 | A | Lactation Physiology | Thomas McFadden | Spring 2004 | 11802 |